Peace, love and a little bit of Bach
Discovery Channel is billing is as the 'birth'. Taller than the Taj Mahal, longer than the Eiffel Tower and heavier than the Golden Gate Bridge - this one promises to be quite something. Have to catch it on the 16th of April 2004. If I get the TV that is...Was reading Runa's blog and jumped on to this blog, providing an interesting insight into slices of life. Peace, love and a little bit of Bach on this strangely rainy night makes for some magical moments spent in solitude.

Time keeps moving through my hands like slipping sand. Had planned to review the book 'War on Terror' by Ninan Koshi (Leftword) by this weekend and then jump onto the short monograph on Vande Mataram published by Rupa. Fat chance! Media reports are all alight with the capitulation of IIM-Calcutta (or is it IIM-Kolkata ?) and its chairman Y C Deveshwar on the 'fee question' with the MHRD. Coming on the heels of the elusive Nobel medallion of R N Tagore, the status of West Bengal as a 'thinking and progressive state' is being seriously challenged. Watch this space for conspiracy theories that will interest Mel and Julia to hitch up once again.

For those who are inclined to know more about the epistemology of science, here's a gripping read - The Scientific Edge by J Narliker (Rupa)
- posted by sankarshan @ 4/08/2004 10:40:00 PM